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Over the Easter break, it's traditional to search for some hidden prizes. Google has a few secrets in store, too. Did you already find them?

Pleasure for all owners of a Chromecast or Fire TV: Google and Amazon have finally reached an agreement and make streamer life easier.

Google is rolling out Photobooth, a new feature for its Pixel 3 camera app with a kiss-detection system that allows lovers to take better selfies

Wear OS, Google's mobile system for smartwatches, still struggles to convince users. And for good reason, it lacks some features.

Google has announced its new feature concerning the AMP pages derived from Google search, and it has raised a huge amount of controversy.

Google seems not to have solved the tedious problem of Android fragmentation yet and, apparently, will send system updates via its Play Store

Google has just announced Google Currents, a new platform dedicated to companies. Do you notice anything familiar? Yes, it's Google+ with a new look!

After comparing the Pixel 3 XL to my Galaxy S10+, I'm increasingly of the opinion that Google should take some cues from Samsung for the Pixel 4.

The second Android Q Beta turns an old friend into a system feature with Bubbles. In addition, the storage authorization is made smarter.

New renders reveal what the design of the upcoming Google Pixel 4XL could look like, front and back.

An NGO denounced last December an application in the Google Play store that promoted sexual conversion therapies.

The Pixel 2 XL will be updated for quite a while and has more than enough power in 2019. But you can't buy it anymore.

Google Home Hub was presented last October but has never crossed the ocean to reach Europe. Is this the time?

Stadia is Google's vision for the future of gaming: streaming and available on demand. But at what price? We asked you, and the results are in!

Gmail's new feature will make emails interactive and allow users to fill out forms directly from their email without ever leaving the Google platform.

Google's Stadia is official! We now know that the internet speed requirements will be low, but you won't be able to download games either.

Google Stadia attempts to break into the lucrative gaming market with some interesting gimmicks. For this option to succeed, the price needs to be right.

The service will allow anyone to play the most sophisticated games of the moment, anywhere and any type of device, from smartphones to PCs.

Known as Pixel 3 Lite and Pixel 3 Lite XL for a long time, Google's new mid-range smartphones will most likely be called the Pixel 3a and 3a XL.

Magisk author John Wu succeeded in rooting the beta of Android Q faster than expected. But the Pixel 3 is still a headache for the hacker.